71.   Exporters favor a weaker rupee to make their products cheaper in world markets.

72.   Exporters favor a weaker rupee to make their products relatively cheaper in world markets.

73.   Exporters will continue benefiting from the strong dollar, as it makes German goods cheaper in the U.S. and increases their dollar-denominated sales.

74.   Further, Asian products are likely to be cheaper in the United States, another factor that could cool the U.S. economy.

75.   Goods are cheaper in Poland and can be resold to Ukrainians at a huge profit.

76.   He said that system was cheaper in large part because it does not pay for things like medical education.

77.   In addition, bottom-feeders began to snap up stocks that had become a lot cheaper in recent days.

78.   In addition to making U.S. goods more expensive abroad, a rising dollar makes Japanese goods cheaper in the U.S.

79.   In fact, the falling yen would help Japanese exporters by making their products cheaper in world markets.

80.   Internet connections are cheaper in South Africa, by far the most technologically advanced nation on the continent.